At a deeper level traditions are eroded with their sacred beliefs.

(11)Restoration of Agro biodiversity Eroded by Situation of Natural Disasters

The consensus underpinning disarmament and non proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has been weakened.

An estimated 100 billion worth of property damage also occurred, which in many countries eroded hard won development gains.

But over the years, 10 years later, the snow packs eroded, and, if you notice, the trees have started turning yellow.

As each institution is eroded, there is less and less left in the way of alternatives. That is also true of currencies.

A sustainable transition from conflict to peace, however, depends on the prompt re establishment of national capacities that have been eroded by conflict.

Benchmarks and or empowerment indicators should be developed to measure and monitor progress and ensure that gains were not eroded or lost over time.

By mid 2005, the ceasefire had eroded owing to continual Israeli incursions into Palestinian cities and refugee camps, resulting in the killing and arrest of Palestinian militants.

And slowly, slowly, at the end of the 20th century, that scarcity started to get eroded and I don't mean by digital technology I mean by analog technology.

Recent large scale interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, though not primarily humanitarian, have eroded public support for military action. But we should recall Mark Twain s story about his cat.

Now, however, with China rising, global power rebalancing, and the US worn down by two decade long wars that have eroded its credibility, the postwar international order is under intense strain.

However, urgent action was required to maintain the environmental foundation of sustainable livelihoods, since ecosystems were still being eroded and the essential services derived therefrom were still being used in an unsustainable manner.

Sarkozy, who during his electoral campaign vowed to be the president who delivers on purchasing power, now faces an angry French public whose primary complaint is that purchasing power is being eroded by inflation.

Among the reasons for this increase, he has noted that the noble ideals of competition and mutual respect are being eroded by the exacerbation of the nationalistic dimension of competitions and the overemphasis on money.

Gravely concerned that the capability of the national economy to absorb such shocks has been seriously eroded and that the frequent occurrence of extreme natural disasters has increasingly contributed to the stagnation of social and economic development,

Fifteen of the 24 essential services provided by the ecosystems we have at our disposal ranging from food production to water quality and availability, disease management and climate regulation are being used unsustainably and are persistently eroded.

By many measures, global inequality has been reduced significantly over the past three decades, implying that capitalism has succeeded spectacularly. Capitalism has perhaps eroded rents that workers in advanced countries enjoy by virtue of where they were born.

The current crisis may have seriously eroded the wealth of many of the very rich, destroying their assets in an unprecedented way. But the fear, if not despair, of the poor and not so poor has increased tremendously.

Since indigenous peoples historically identify with Mother Earth and base their cultural identity primarily on their long association with the earth and its fruits, when this relationship is disrupted or eroded, situations arise that impair their human rights.

Unfortunately, meritocracy has been eroded by a political culture of sycophancy and cynicism. Designing a screening mechanism to minimize adverse selection in choosing bureaucrats and party officials has become one of the biggest challenges that China s ruling elites confront.

The necessary transfers are not being made to make the common currency bearable to regions that lose out and are already in recession when the ECB tightens policy. The institutional foundations of stable long run fiscal policy are being eroded.

The following year, tests revealed that the brain had been eroded by a myriad of small vacuoles, producing the sponge like appearance that inspired the disease s scientific name bovine spongiform encephalopathy. Within a few months, cases began appearing throughout the country.

Perceptions of lack of compliance with commitments eroded States parties' trust in the Treaty's effectiveness, and divergent views on the best way to realize its objectives continued to shadow the prospects for a more stable, predictable environment of peace and security.

The two tectonic shifts in the global economy slower GDP growth and increased emerging market competition have created a fault line that runs through Europe. The technical lead held by Europe s traditional trading economies is being eroded, while wage competition is encouraging fears of deflation.

For almost 40 years, that era s Western feminist critique of rigid sex role stereotyping has prevailed. In many ways, it has eroded or even eliminated the kind of arbitrary constraints that turned peaceable boys into aggressive men and stuck ambitious girls in low paying jobs.

His delegation remained dismayed by the human rights situation in Zimbabwe, where further restrictions were being placed on freedom of speech and assembly while principles such as the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary and the media continued to be eroded.

But middle class and working class families would benefit more if the hyper cheap products and services, free information, and virtual leisure experiences augmented, rather than eroded, their marketable skills. The politician who can figure out how to steer the revolution accordingly might never lose another election.

Increased competition from China and other large emerging economies has eroded US manufacturing capabilities, jeopardizing America s ability to develop the most technologically sophisticated defense platforms. The defense industry once created the new technologies lasers, GPS, and the Internet, for example that helped drive the American economy.

Because most people s incomes are stagnant and being eroded as their mortgage payments rise, consumption is bound to fall, yielding lower growth and employment. A recession will only increase job precariousness and unemployment, creating social tensions that will not, of course, help to ease the financial crisis.

Before the modern globalization era, unions could thrive by organizing on a national scale, giving them enormous bargaining power vis à vis both employers and consumers. Now, after the explosive post war expansion of global trade, most unions have seen their monopoly power eroded, if not shattered.

Prolonged periods of strain tend to weaken the fabric of institutional cooperation. The two institutions that seemed most dynamic and effective in 2008 2009 were the International Monetary Fund and the G 20 the credibility of both has been steadily eroded over the long course of the crisis.

In this interpretation, wages were eroded and jobs were lost because of the inflow of poorly qualified and cheap central Europeans. Particular cases, such as the elimination of German meat processing and packing jobs, or casual workers in France, were widely discussed as evidence of a new threat.

According to unpublished Ipsos MORI research that was made available to me recently, when it comes to judging a company, honesty and integrity are more important than ever. Consumer confidence is being steadily eroded by a number of factors that lead people to question the extent to which they are valued.

The Bosman ruling, named after a Belgian player who successfully challenged the rule s application to players from other European Union countries, eroded the limit, which collapsed altogether under the onslaught of the richest European clubs demand for a free hand in hiring the best players, wherever they might be found.

In a famous analysis of the Great Depression, the economic historian Charles Kindleberger argued that it arose from a failure of world leadership. Great Britain had been the hegemonic power of the nineteenth century, but its creditor status had been severely eroded by the cost of fighting World War I.

Abundant capital inflows caused their exchange rates to appreciate, making imports cheap and unleashing consumption (and sometimes investment) booms that eroded their trade balances, even as rising commodity prices boosted the value of their exports. Now the cycle is being reversed and exchange rates must depreciate to facilitate external adjustment.

The US, of course, claims that it, too, knows all about democracy. But its diplomatic cognitive dissonance criticizing the Egyptian regime while continuing to supply it with military hardware can serve only to undermine bilateral relations, just as the same American approach to Musharraf s regime thoroughly eroded US Pakistani ties.

Moreover, the experiences of many countries, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean region, Asia and the Pacific region and the transition countries, testify to the importance of a safeguard against economic and financial volatilities, without which the hard earned gains of the developing countries can get eroded almost overnight.

Progress in repatriation remains slow, because of the continued resistance by the hard line leadership of the armed groups and the persistent military tension and instability in the Kivus, which have significantly eroded the climate of confidence and security necessary to progress with voluntary disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration.

By delaying structural reforms, they have allowed their economies to accumulate risks and imbalances that have eroded their long term health. In particular, the BRICS suffer from considerable income inequality, with their average Gini coefficient (where zero signifies absolute equality and one is absolute inequality) ranging from 0.37 to 0.50 in 2010 2013.

As inexpensive natural gas has eroded coal s traditional share of electricity generation in the US, importing cheap coal from the US has become more attractive to Europe. Especially in Germany, the Energiewende (the shift away from nuclear energy following the Fukushima catastrophe in 2011) has led to an increase in coal consumption.

Moreover, America s Asian pivot is occurring at a time when its international credibility has been badly eroded by domestic political dysfunction and disappointing performance in the Middle East. This, for example, explains Japan s fear that the US might eventually reach an accommodation with China over the disputed Senkaku Islands (Diaoyu Islands in Chinese).

As a result, large and potentially unsustainable stocks of private and public debt remain. Moreover, given aging populations and low productivity growth, potential output is likely to be eroded in the absence of more aggressive structural reforms to boost competitiveness, leaving the private sector no reason to finance chronic current account deficits.

The problem for the US is not the divisions in the Middle East that it must understand and navigate better, but rather the divisions within the US that have eroded domestic consensus on many foreign policy issues. Those internal differences are what have kept the US on the sidelines during the latest Middle East upheavals.